I have clients working for local authorities through agencies. to the best of my knowledge, the only time they saw a contract was when they were first engaged, by the agency. All subsquent renewals have been done automatically, without any new contracts being written.
This thing about substitution is only on paper, and would never be allowed by the local authorities.
Who is the employer. The agency or the Local authority.
So what are the implications for accountants in general
For you colleagues who have been in practice longer, is this good or bad for accountants. Has business increased for accountants without audit every time the threshold has been raised.
I know that when i was only limited to charity accounts raising the threshold to £500k was good for us.
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How does this reconcile with the article i read about HMRC losing the appeal on the daily penalties
On what grounds do you base the appeal.
I have just been approached by a client who was issued with SA from 3 years back that she had not submitted.
We have since submitted the returns, but off course she was hit with £1100 daily penalties.
If I am to put in appeal on her behalf, on what grounds will i base the appeal.
i would appreciate some help with the wording.
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I have clients working for local authorities through agencies. to the best of my knowledge, the only time they saw a contract was when they were first engaged, by the agency. All subsquent renewals have been done automatically, without any new contracts being written.
This thing about substitution is only on paper, and would never be allowed by the local authorities.
Who is the employer. The agency or the Local authority.
So what are the implications for accountants in general
For you colleagues who have been in practice longer, is this good or bad for accountants. Has business increased for accountants without audit every time the threshold has been raised.
I know that when i was only limited to charity accounts raising the threshold to £500k was good for us.